Articles
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Trinity launches new European digital health incubator programme
Digital health start-ups from across Ireland and Europe are embarking on a brand new European incubator programme hosted by Trinity College Dublin which aims to identify new technologies that promote healthy living, support active ageing and improve health care systems.
19 Jun 2018
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‘Who reads poetry?’ asks Ireland’s Professor of Poetry Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin
The relationship between the poet and their reader was the focus of the annual Ireland Chair of Poetry lecture lecture delivered by Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin in Trinity College Dublin this week.
15 Mar 2018
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Trinity welcomes Student Unions’ decision to wind down their protest
Trinity welcomes the decision by the Students’ Union and Graduate Students’ Union to wind down protests .
15 Mar 2018
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The seemingly unremarkable crystals that could help predict volcanic eruptions
The new approach may also prove useful for studying volcanoes that have remained dormant.
23 Jan 2018
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Rugby’s Silvester is Sports Person of Year
Annual awards celebrate year's sporting highlights
24 May 2018
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Professor Luiz DaSilva delivers inaugural Trinity lecture
The lecture considered recent developments in wireless communications networks with a focus on the use of machine learning, stochastic geometry, and game theory.
10 Apr 2018
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Trinity and Oxford go head-to-head in student Brexit debate
Trinity and Oxford contended that ‘This House would unite Ireland post-Brexit’ in Student Economic Review Debate.
7 Dec 2018
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2018 Grattan Scholars committed to understanding & improving society
The School of Social Sciences and Philosophy has awarded two prestigious Grattan Scholarships to postgraduate students in the disciplines of Political Science and Sociology.
6 Dec 2018
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Engineers showcase next-gen robotics research at Europe’s largest maker event
A Trinity delegation of six is showcasing a range of research including ‘Stevie’ the robot at Maker Faire Rome.
12 Oct 2018
Research
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Palliative care improves hospital care for seriously ill patients
Palliative care provided by specialist medical and nursing teams to patients with complex health needs significantly improves their experience of care, new research from Trinity College Dublin shows.
4 May 2018